In the picture above you'll notice the attire is lightweight and casual. You'll see plenty of blue jeans, tanks tops, tees, ball caps and tennis shoes or sandals.  One of the top activities for local residents and tourists is to wander along Main Street near the beach and shop at stores like Huntington Surf & Sport with lively window displays by Quiksilver, Stussy, and other contemporary clothing and sports gear names.

A surf tribute statue stands facing Pacific Coast Highway in front of Huntington Surf & Sport, a full size bronze statue of Duke Kahanamoku. Huntington Beach surfers dispute Duke's role in mainland surfing as some claim Duke was but one ambassador to the mainland from Hawaii. Regardless of the stories of a legend, tourists flock in front of the statue to have a picture taken with him, and to enjoy hand and footprints left in the cement by international surf legends honored by this store for their accomplishments in surfing. Huntington Surf & Sport is owned by a surfing family that excels in the sport, sponsors surfing teams, sells surf clothing, boards and accessories, and generally loves surfing.

On your visit to Huntington Beach, be sure to stop at the corner of Pacific Coast Highway and Main Street to take a look at this ode to surfing.